Masaba Gupta is the Indian fashion designer who is currently the design head of Satya Paul who has beyond doubt sculpted a niche for herself in the fashion world and B-town and is definitely here to stay. Her creations are simple yet eye-catching which forms to be the wardrobe of scores of Bollywood divas. Her cow- and camera-print outfits are a particular favourite with many.

Early Life of Masaba Gupta
Masaba is the daughter of the former West Indian cricketer Vivian Richards and Neena Gupta in the 1980s. Her birth has been the source of rapid controversy and the emergence of the concept and development of the concept of single mother. Masaba Gupta did her schooling from jamnabai narsee school, Mumbai and then completed her formal education in fashion from S.N.D.T. in 2010.

Career of Masaba Gupta
She studied fashion designing and within two years of her showing at Lakme Fashion Week, the young designer Masaba Gupta has been Hayward successful in making an impact in the fashion panorama with her quirky, yet feminine drapes and silhouettes. Masaba prefers organic fabrics ornamenting them with classic weaves, patchwork and vibrant colours. But according to Masaba, she got into fashion by `sheer fluke`. When she showcased her collection at GenNext fashion show on Day Two of the LFW 2009, Masaba Gupta`s collection turned heads with its vibrant colours and bold patterns. She even won the `Most Promising Designer` title and had the crowd buzzing. In the year 2010, she opened her flagship store in Mumbai. Actress Sonam Kapoor, Jacqueline Fernandez, and actress-host Mandira Bedi are among her clients.

In LFW Summer/Resort 2011 she has shown collection inspired from the Masai tribes of Tanazania. She named the collection `Straight from my soil`, as she is half African. She studied fashion designing and within two years of her showing at Lakme Fashion Week, the young designer Masaba Gupta has been successful in making an impact in the fashion scene with her quirky, yet feminine drapes and silhouettes. Masaba prefers organic fabrics enhancing them with classic weaves, patchwork and vibrant colours. But according to Masaba, she got into fashion by `sheer fluke`!

Touted as one of the most promising Gen next designers to hit the fashion scene, the 21 year old designer has struck gold with her designed clothes. Inspiration dawns upon from weird places and according to Masaba, her inspiration has stealthily steeped in from the Indian embroideries, crafts, weaves and street fashion aficionados who are as per her observation "effortlessly stylish". She is of the notion that it is important to give back to the nation whatever and whenever most of the designs are in. her designs are Indian in feel albeit with contemporary touch. "As young designers it is important to focus on India. At the same time we don`t have to go all ethnic and overdo the gota and zardosi. There is so much we can do with the weaves and also village embroideries." Masaba which means princess is an apt name for a fashion designer of a mixed heritage.